Vote and win: Supercars Eseries launches Repco Top Performer
Supercars fans can have their say on the Repco Top Performer for every round of the Cash Converters Supercars Eseries.
Following each event, fans will be able to jump on to Supercars.com and select their Top Performer across both the All Stars and Pro Series grids from a shortlist of drivers.
Fans who vote will go into the draw to win a Next Level Racing® F-GT Elite aluminum cockpit, valued at $1,199.
To vote for your Repco Top Performer, click here.
This year’s Eseries features a hybrid format of competition for the first time, with two championships featuring within the series.
The All Stars consists of main game Supercars and Dunlop Super2 drivers, while the Pro Series featuring elite gamers representing Supercars teams.
With two rounds run and won in the series so far, Supercars.com breaks down the shortlist of drivers.
All Stars
Richie Stanaway, #62 Team Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
The New Zealand racer remains the man to beat in the series, taking out the opening race in Charlotte, before narrowly defeating Brodie Kostecki on Wednesday at Pocono.
The Kiwi crossed the line just 0.01s ahead of Kostecki, with Waters 0.04s from victory.
Brodie Kostecki, #99 Erebus Motorsport
Erebus Motorsport’s Brodie Kostecki claimed his second Swyftx Pole Position in as many weeks at Pocono.
Battling with Stanaway throughout the enthralling 23-lapper around ‘The Tricky Triangle’, the Supercars rookie kept the pressure on the fast Kiwi but couldn’t quite catch him in a three-way battle to the line.
Cameron Waters, #6 Tickford Racing
Tickford Racing’s Cameron Waters has been a steady performer across the first two rounds of the series, recording podium finishes at Charlotte and Pocono.
Proving he is a man to watch this season, Waters was in the thick of the battle with Kostecki and Stanaway in the final moments, crossing the line three abreast with the series contenders.
Justin Ruggier, #88 Cash Converters Racing
The dark horse of the series so far, Justin Ruggier nearly claimed the lead from Stanaway on the final lap around Pocono but was unable to hold off the dominant Kiwi.
Pro Series
Dayne Warren, #2 Walkinshaw Andretti United
The man to beat in the Pro Series.
Warren who raced from pole to victory in the Red Bull ring season opener, kept his perfect record alive at Pocono on Wednesday.
Extending his lead, the Walkinshaw Andretti United driver clinched a second straight Swyftx Pole Position before dominating the 17-lap race at Long Beach, claiming his second win of the series.
Jarrad Filsell, #99 Erebus Motorsport
The closest challenger to Warren, Erebus Motorsport driver Jarrad Filsell missed out on pole at Long Beach by just 0.14s.
Filsell’s error on lap 2 allowed Warren to skip away with the lead, but the Erebus driver put in a strong performance to cross the line in second.
Jackson Souslin-Harlow, #4 Brad Jones Racing
Brad Jones Racing’s Jackson Souslin-Harlow built on his top five performance at Charlotte to claim a podium at Long Beach on Wednesday.
Applying pressure to Filsell throughout the 17-lap race, the Holden driver remained within 0.5s to of the Erebus driver to the flag.
Madison Down, #14 Brad Jones Racing
A notable turnaround on his 15th result at Charlotte, Madison Down followed Brad Jones Racing teammate Souslin-Harlow to finish fourth at Long Beach.
Only 3.5s off the win Down sits ninth overall in the standings.
To vote for your Repco Top Performer and to go in the draw for your chance to win a Next Level Racing® F-GT Elite aluminum cockpit, click here.
The All Stars and Pro Series return for Round 3 on Wednesday 8 September.
Next Wednesday will see the All Stars grid take to Daytona in Next Gen NASCAR hardware.
The Pro Series will continue to race 2021-spec Supercars next Wednesday, with its third round to take place on the iconic Road America layout.
The Eseries will be broadcast live on Fox Sports 506, Kayo, 7Plus, as well as streamed on Supercars’ Twitch, Facebook and YouTube channels.
Note: The Next Level Racing® F-GT Elite aluminum cockpit, does not include the seat and electronics pictured.
